. City Documents . are satisfied that the position could not be better filled;that the best interests of the Library are eagerly can-vassed, and that its popularity is enhanced by the pleasantand agreeable manner with which his duties are per-formed. We commend this Institution, out of which so much goodflows to those within its influence, to the City Council and tothe citizens of Lowell, satisfied that at no distant period, thatinfluence which has been so silently working among us forthe past nineteen years, will continue to bear rich fruit in astill higher degree of intelligence among
. City Documents . are satisfied that the position could not be better filled;that the best interests of the Library are eagerly can-vassed, and that its popularity is enhanced by the pleasantand agreeable manner with which his duties are per-formed. We commend this Institution, out of which so much goodflows to those within its influence, to the City Council and tothe citizens of Lowell, satisfied that at no distant period, thatinfluence which has been so silently working among us forthe past nineteen years, will continue to bear rich fruit in astill higher degree of intelligence among us, in a purer tastefor all that is good and beautiful in literature, and in thattrue manhood and womanhood which it is the province of lit- 10 erature to cherish, and without which literature in all itsforms would be useless. HOCOI F. RICHARDSON, JOHN W. F. McEVOY, J. B. WALKER,J. R. HAYES. > Directors. City of Lowell: Dec. ISth. 1S63. CIT~5T IDOCXJ^VLEnSTT. CITY OF LOWELL. REPORT OF T H B CITY SOLICITOR, FEBRUARY 7, 1864. CITY OF LOWELL Ik Eoaed of Aldeemes, March 8th, and sent to the Common Council. J. FL Mc ALYES, City Clerk, Ik Co3i2io>- Cottsci-l, March 8th, and read. GEOEGE GAEDXER, C C CITY OF LOTVELL. City Solicitors Office, Feb. 7,18 TO TEE CITY COUXCIL ) OF TEE CITY OF LOWELL: \ G ENTLEMEN,— In accordance withthe provision of the Ordinances. I herewith submit a reportof the City Solicitor, to the present time. Since my last report the cases in which the city isinterested hare been very materially diminished. At thecommencement of my first official year, there were twentyone litigate cases upon the dockets of the Courts: at thebeginning of the second there were nine: at the presenttime there are eight, six of which were commenced thepast year — three in behalf, and three against, the city. At the commencement of my second year, there werethe following cases awaiting adjudication. Alanson Wright a
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